commonly strike doubling on this date
love the honesty! "I was told (by a local coin dealer) that these coins have been acid cleaned, refurbished and then aged. They are only good...
LOL, nice Greenie! But, I don't think that they need any help with their scams.
And welcome to the forum.
Also a great coin. Trivia question: Who discovered 1909 inverted S ? ;)
Thanks for the contest. I am under 100. The 1909 O Barber quarter! No question. That is one tough date, and it is getting very tough in...
Thank you for all of your kind words.
struck thru a greased die, most likely. Or, post mint damage, filed off. but, Mike will give us the final word.
well, not rare, and technically an error. Bubbles in the plating. No one, that I know of collects these. Considered more like damage.
1) Die crack 2) Die Crack 3) wide Am 4) need clearer, could be one of the dozen or so DDO's. 5) See Condor, above.
Die States, or, The Journey of a Die from First Strike to Terminal State I found this post on "Die States, or, The Journey of a Die from First...
JC: In order: 1) Yes, die clash, but not a recent one. 2) Yes, inverted MM. Note: NOT A FOREIGN COIN! It is from the US. [unless you...
Sen: Welcome, but next time leave your pictures up.
T= Post mint damage U= Strike/mechanical Doubling. The rest, I don't see anything
nope, I have a couple, but not that design.
yeah, like a walking lib proof? Huh?
Like the Washington quarter obverse & the Sacagawea $ reverses. A supposed impossibility-- yet it happened. About 12-20 known, I forget...
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